Nigerian media personality Daddy Freeze has fired back at actor Yul Edochie over his controversial advice to Roby Ekpo following his crashed marriage. The clash comes amid the ongoing drama surrounding Roby’s public breakdown and the legal battle with his estranged wife, Mayowa Lambe.
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Yul Edochie had earlier stirred backlash after reacting to Roby’s emotional interview. Rather than sympathize, Yul dismissed the emotional response and offered what many described as extreme advice:
“My brother… crying is totally unacceptable. Rather than cry for a woman, replace her with 5 new hot women, impregnate all of them at once.”
The comment quickly went viral, drawing criticism from those who saw it as insensitive and unrealistic. Reacting to the statement, Daddy Freeze did not hold back, openly mocking Yul’s suggestion and questioning its practicality.
“I am seeing all sorts of comments like ‘Roby, why are you crying?’ Yul Edochie said he should marry his second wife and get all of them pregnant on the same day.”
He went further, taking a direct swipe at both the advice and Roby’s situation.
“How will Roby who has sex twice a week impregnate seven women on the same day? This Yul, it’s like you don’t really have sense like that.”
Daddy Freeze argued that Yul’s suggestion ignores reality, especially when it comes to relationships and personal capacity.
“Someone that wants to impregnate seven women will have sex 2 or 3 times a day.”
His comments, though laced with humor and sarcasm, underscore a broader criticism, that Yul’s advice was detached from reality and lacked emotional sensitivity. The exchange has reignited debate online, with users split over both men’s takes. While some defended Yul’s perspective as a push for emotional toughness, others sided with Daddy Freeze, arguing that men should be allowed to express vulnerability without being ridiculed. The conversation also ties into a larger cultural discussion about masculinity, emotional expression, and how men are expected to cope with heartbreak.